Sentence examples for took a foothold from inspiring English sources

The year 1989 was also when the Japanese electronics giant Sony took a foothold in Hollywood.

Before women's international soccer took a foothold, Lily Parr was a true pioneer.

As the afternoon developed, Wales took a foothold in the match.

Huddersfield manager Mark Robins: "We started brightly and took a foothold in the game.

For a mere $4,400 you can "meet former Labour supporters at a working men's club and see how the [Scottish National Party] took a foothold as traditional industry decline [sic]." I'm not sure why, in the age of the internet, you couldn't just find a working men's club, buy a cheap pint, and talk to the people there.

For a mere £2,600 $4,4000) you can "meet former Labour supporters at a working men's club and see how the SNP took a foothold as traditional industry decline [sic]." I'm not sure why, in the age of the internet, you couldn't just find a working men's club, buy a cheap pint, and talk to the people there.

"It fears that soccer will take a foothold in Australia.

But gangs were starting to take a foothold there, too.

21 min: After a shaky start, England look to have taken a foothold here.

That Isis has taken a foothold increases the sense of urgency.

American leaders were shocked to see communism take a foothold in the Western hemisphere.